I guess I could see it being an impaired proof. They do list a PF15 in their pop report, so probably not a lable error.
I used to or still have, I'm not sure anymore, 3 state quarters from various years all "missing" the copper on the edge. This is from a light...
64 BN. TPGs seem to be tough on unusual colors plus the hit on Lincoln's cheek. The strike appears to be a later die state hence the softly struck...
I went 67 5FS. However I tend to be more generous than the TPGs on Jeffersons, so maybe a 66 at worst I would think?
I will go 64 BN or blue as well. However a questionable color wouldn't surprise me here. My avatar coin was in a PCGS questionable color slab when...
Yeah 66 RB looks right to me.
Not worth grading imo. Toning on Lincolns from the 1930s on just isnt very attractive to me either.
A few of you got this one correct [ATTACH]
I always find coins I like in scuffed up slabs. NGC seems like the worst, like the plastic is softer or something. Maybe it's just me though.
I said 66+ not full steps
The slab is an absolute mess with scratches. The coin itself is scratch free. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I dont know. I know in their pictures they have it doesnt show it very well, but most weak D examples i have seen show the die wear on the O....
It is a die pair 2. L in Liberty butts up against the rim. WE is mushy while TRUST is sharp. Second 2 in date is sharper than the first 2. All...
Can't say I own a DPL, but I do have a PL. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Wow this was actually pretty neat. Fun game.
For off center strike Lincolns there are quite a few from 1964. Regardless, any off center error that exhibits the full date and mint mark are...
The MS 1910 is fascinating. It is the first real evidence that I have personally seen to suggest that Matte Proof dies went on to strike business...
@Hunting Rare let's have a little talk. I'm going to post a 1910 Lincoln cent that I purchased in an NGC slab graded MS65. This coin exhibited all...
Nah, it's just a small, dirty hand. Quite a lot of dirty hand pics in this thread to be honest:yack:
Ugh. I have seen this before with circulated early Lincolns. In my opinion op's coin is nothing more than a former encased cent. It wasnt uncommon...
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